Decisions
In my article, Jaws vs. Jurassic Park, I mentioned one of my qualifications for whether or not something is horror was how hard a threat is to combat or avoid. Lately, I have been thinking … Read This Story
Rosè Black
Decisions
In my article, Jaws vs. Jurassic Park, I mentioned one of my qualifications for whether or not something is horror was how hard a threat is to combat or avoid. Lately, I have been thinking … Read This Story
I Was Wrong About Video Game Creepypastas ( Thanks To ARGs)
The title is a bit misleading. It would be more accurate to say I didn’t realize the full potential these tales had at the time of writing my Analog Horror vs Video Game Creepypastas article. … Read This Story
The Purpose Of Holiday Horror
It’s that time. As is custom, I have to post my yearly Christmas-related article for the season. Actually, this one is going to be focusing on the Yule, because I want to get this out … Read This Story
Fox Hollows And Cult Mentality
Okay, I need something Autumn related to make an article about. Fortunately, fellow horror author Grace Anderson recently released her Fall themed book, Fox Hollows, this past late October. While I reviewed it (you can purchase it and see what I wrote about … Read This Story
The Importance Of Growing Up With Halloween
Alright, right off the bat, I want to make a disclaimer. This article will primarily pertain to countries where the holiday is more prominent. While I understand it’s grown in popularity outside of those places, … Read This Story
Another List Of Horror Creators!
Happy September, everyone. As some of you may know, a year ago, I posted a list of horror creator recommendations, and I’ve decided to create another, because they got me through a tough period from … Read This Story
Creepypastas (And NoSleep Tales) Explained by Rosé
Okay, in fairness, there isn’t a heated debate amongst the internet horror community about this topic, but I have seen enough confusion for me to feel that the record needs to be set straight. Who … Read This Story
Breaking The Hierarchy (Domestication)
The majority of my horror, I prefer to delve into the realm of the supernatural because it adds a layer of wonder to the threats lurking in the dark. That said, I’m not opposed to … Read This Story
The Purge: A Retrospective
This was one of those films where, while I was fascinated by the concept, I never felt any desire to watch it. With it being July, I felt it would be fitting. In that spirit, … Read This Story
First Thoughts: Bring Her Back (Spoilers)
For my thirtieth birthday, I decided to treat myself to a visit to the movies. I was deciding between Thunderbolts or Bring Her Back. Judging by what I titled this article, it should be easy … Read This Story
My 30th Birthday And Ranting About Poor Pay For Artists (SPECIFICALLY Horror ones)
Right off the bat, I want to apologize for not posting as frequently as I used to. I won’t lie. The past year since my last birthday, knowing I was going to cross into a … Read This Story
The Thing In The Basement: Generational And Societal Trauma
Recently, fellow horror author Grace Anderson allowed me to be a test reader for her book. Thank you again, Grace. As the title of this article implies, a big theme is how expectation and trauma … Read This Story
Sex, Drugs, And Rolling Heads
What actions tend to be automatic death sentences in horror? I don’t mean obvious things like going to investigate a weird noise or running up the stairs when being chased by a killer. I’m referring … Read This Story
Bodies Of Lakes
It’s raining in my area again, which makes me want to do another article relating to water. This time, let’s talk about lakes. What do you think when you hear that word? Does it invoke … Read This Story
The Shocking Side Of Horror
Does this sound familiar to you? It’s a relaxing evening at home. You’re little without a care in the world, just playing with some toys or maybe watching cartoons with your family. Then, seemingly out … Read This Story
The Lesson In Horror
How do you like to view horror? Do you see it as a genre you can surrender to, one that you can sit back and enjoy for all of its over-the-top gore and scares? Then … Read This Story
Does Christmas Need To Become Second Halloween?
As a horror fan, I think we’re all familiar with this scenario. It’s finally October. The air is thick with the smell of Fall with leaves littering the ground. You know this means Halloween is … Read This Story
What Horror Makes Me Thankful For
Happy November to all my fellow fans of things that go bump in the night. With Thanksgiving in the States not too far away, I was racking my brain for a way to tie this … Read This Story
What Halloween Means To Me
The amount of life we’re given hardly seems fair in the grand scheme. The universe is over thirteen billion years old, and yet we only have an average lifespan between seventy and eighty. There are … Read This Story
The Meaning Of Meadowbrook
The following will contain spoilers for “Welcome To Meadowbrook” by Cassandra L. Thompson. I will try to keep them to a minimum. For my spoiler-free review, check the book’s Barnes And Noble page or the … Read This Story
